"This preoccupation with 'binding' has become more an obstacle than a means of progress," he said in an e-mail.
Rising inflation has become the preoccupation of many Argentines.
BIODIVERSITY, once the preoccupation of scientists and greens, has become a mainstream concern.
Assessing the dangers of one country over another has become a preoccupation of the modern-day traveller.
"Art, which should be the unique preoccupation of the privileged few, has become a general rule; what did I say?
Finding a way to fix it has become a preoccupation of the Bank of Italy, the central bank.Banca di Roma's bloodline was never promising.
GAS has become a preoccupation for many people who own second homes in the region, a large number of whom live in New York City.
Working out what went wrong, and when debt turns dangerous, has become a preoccupation of economics in recent years.Debt is possibly the oldest financial instrument, older even than money.
Charlie tells him why: "Because you DON'T LISTEN!" This failure to listen has become a preoccupation in several recent American films whose protagonists become violent in order to define and perhaps even to redeem themselves.
"Are they spinning their wheels or is it just a matter of time?" The perceived paucity of new drugs in company pipelines has become a preoccupation of the industry and of Wall Street.
